Hackett

In May Rounf 6 Wroclaw beat Torun 53-38 with only Sayfutdinov 11 and Dudek 10 making double figures Lambert scoring 4 (admitedly in far better form now). Kurtz only managed 3(4) for Sparta. As others have said Wroclaw will need to score heavily early or this is likely to be as one sided as the Witches vs Aces meetin in the UK.

Venues will be released this weekend !!

Can you divulge more ?? As for the result no surprise whatsoever and with the Aces reserves easily outscoring the Witches reserve pairing never in question. I would imagine the Foxhall faithful will only want to see Musielak, Brennan (2nd string) + King returning next season.

After the farcical situation British Speedway was in at the start of the season , it was said that there would be a meeting mid season to determine the strategy for next year with the likely rider shortage created by possible Polish legislation. All I have read in the Speedway Star is that most Championship teams are happy and not looking to move into the Premiership. The silence seems to suggest they are all waiting for Poland Speedway to determine what they are planning as regulations and go from there.

I sat that on X wasn't sure whether it meant the sport or speedway in Poland and was lost in translation. Could it have been in response to sitting at reserve in the SWC ??? He returned from injury this season and just didn't get an opportunity to build his confidence. Got bombed out by Bydgoscz early and struggled at #1 at Ipswich to gain any momentum. When I have seen clips from socials he will have a great race and then fail to score or runs a 3rd place.Just inconsistent but not for the want of trying and lacks some confidence , needs to get to the end of the season and then a take time out and the come back stronger next season whether that in Poland , UK or wherever.

Signed !!

Plenty of effort from Team GB but not enough speed BUT Flint, Wright + Ellis can all be proud of their effort just not at the top level needed to get on the podium. Lambert proved he is at the top of the sport currently and going to be competitive with Vojens and Torun remaining in the SGP series. Australia fully deserved the win and got ahead early and then as the meeting went on picked up the necessary points and remained competitive all night. Superb first corned by Doyle even if with the Gold medal won. Poland should have dropped Kubera out earlier and got Woryna involved earlier sure the Polish press would be pointing fingers. Whether the riders chosen or for having the meeting in a great venue BUT not a permanent race track.

Back in the day , I recall one of the promoters at Eastbourne stating that one stockcar meeting made more money than speedway did in a season.

Going to be a long night for Team GB. Questionable whether that team would have got through the Semi-Final.

Sam Masters Ryan Douglas Niels Kristan Iversen Jaimon Lidsey Scott Nicholls Tom Brennan Danny King Josh Pickering Chris Holder Max Fricke Cooper Rushen

Charles Wright 0 W

Will all come down to the viewing figures. AS a spectacle , us as speedway fans no it wasn't the finest meeting at the NSS but there were a few moments for new eyes to the sport to enjoy. Rushen gave them the story throughout the meeting. Hopefully ITV think it was worthy of the test-run and something they look to pick up later this season or next.

100% imagine they want him back for the Play-Offs if they can make it happen and don't want anything jeopardising their inbvestment. (or certainly the way they see it as they pay the money).

Excellent news and everybody should be posting about this on their social media and hopefully generate decent viewing figures. This is an opportunity to get the sport in front of new eyes so hope the meeting is a good one. (Shame the AI poster has a typo on the Trophy ) so I shall be posting my own version but hopefully the sport can make the most of this opportunity. .

Be very surprised if Bewley rides. No mention of him having any practice rides in Poland or even Workington so I would imagine this is very much a PR exercise.